'WEDNESDAY. JULY 14 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
BASIN BRIEFS
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Worth and South Dakota, living or
visiting in Southern Oreg and
Northern California will hold their
annual picnic at TouVelle Park,
north ol Medford, on Sunday, July
25 at 1 p.m. Those attending are
asked to being picnic lunch and
table service. Coffee, punch and
Ice cream will be furnished. A pro
gram of music and contests is
j planned, according to Mrs. H. Tln
seth, secretary.
Plcnio Dinner for former res
idents of Kansas is planned for
Bunday, August 8, at Lithia Park,
Ashland. About 200 members of
Southern Oregon Kansas Associa
tion are expected to attend. Fam
ily style dinner will be served at
12:30 noon; a program of speak
ing and entertainment is planned,
and officers will be elected for the
coming year. All former Kansans
are welcome. Coffee and dessert
will be furnished. Further Informa
tion may be obtained by writing
John S, Duffy, 542 South Ivy, Med
ford. Potluck The "Royal Arch Wid
ows" will (told a potluck picnic at
the Porkey Borough residence, 1626
Myers Lane, Medford, at 5:30 p.m.,
Saturday, July 17, for the wives of
Royal Arch Masons and wives of
candidates from Southern Oregon.
Dessert, rolls, butter and beverage
are arranged for. Wives are reques
ted to bring table service and a
covered dish.
Outdoor Meeting The 8th an
nual outdoor meeting of Koyal
Arch Masons of Southern Oregon
will be held Saturday, July 17, at
the Thompson Creek Park. 12 miles
up Thompson Creek from the Ap
plegate bridge. Registration and
no-host dinner from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Lodge at 8 p.m.
Fred Hcilnronner has returned
from a 10-day trip to the Pacific
Northwest. He had an unexpected
visit with his nephew at Helena,
Montana, during the trip.
To Hart Mountain Harlan Bos
worth of Medford Is expected here
Thursday en route to the Order of
the Antelope trek to Hart Moun
tain. Fort Klamath Loren Miller of
Fort Klamath was a businesa visit
or In Klamath Falls Tuesday.
Fishlnr . at East Lake this
week were Buz Thompson, Oliver
Kaley, Harry Peltz and Joe Mat
lick. Visiting Mrs. Laura C. Brand
on of Coaullle Is visiting her son.
.fack Brandon and his family, at
Weyerhaeuser.
Hospitalized Mrs. O. K. Puck-
ett, 1927 Earle, Is at mamam val
ley Hospital undergoing treatmenf.
Bly Martin Cavan who opera
tes the Loggers Club at Bly Is at
Klamath Valley to undergo surgery
today.
Visitor Sally Woodhouse, Palm
Springs, arrived today for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ellis and
Ken and Linda.
Former Resident Wilfred Hen
ry, former resident of Klamath
Falls and member of a pioneer fam
ily Is visiting relatives and friends
in Klamath Falls this week. He
is registered at the Winema.
George Verllng assistant man
ager at Payless Drugs, will start
the first lap of a European tour
Thursday. He will drive to San
Francisco, fly to New York and
join a conducted Marian Year tour,
Hying from New York Sunday on
bur a fnr Pnmp Nire. Lmirdes.
Paris, Llsieux. After the tour is
tompleted, Verllng win visit an
aunt in London, then continue to
Ireland for a month's visit with
relatives. He will return about the
middle of September. ,
Home Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Downing, 1209 Pine, returned Tues
day from spending a weekend at
Reno.
Stopped Briefly A. B. (Sandy)
Robertson, vice president of the
Production Credit Corporation,
called to visit with Lee S. McMul
len, Klamath Production Credit As
sociation, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.
Robertson were on their way back
home to Spokane after visiting a
daughter at Santa Cruz, California.
On Business Frank Lathrop,
Yreka businessman, was a Klam
ath Falls business visitor early
this week.
Montana Picnic The annual
picnic lor former Montana resi
dents and their families will be
held July 25 at Lithia Park. Ash
land. Potluck dinner at 1 p.m. Col
fee ice cream, pop, plates, cups
and silver will be furnished. Those
attending are asked to "ring items
for an auction sale, according to
Mrs. Ralph Hutchins. Medford. sec
retary. Home-Mrs. Alice Lamm, new
president of the Klamath Falls
Soroptimlst Club, Mrs. D e n a
Backes vice president, delegates
to the' International Soroprlmist
convention held at Lake Louise.
Canada, and Mrs. Isabelle Brixner
and Mrs. Coral Sabo who also at
tended returned home Monday.
Open The Union-Rogue Baptist
camp for young people is being
opened Monday, July 19 to run
through July 26 at Medford. Ses
sions are open to Junior groups
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and college age men and women.
A three-day retreat for older
women will follow the regular ses
sion. Several young people from
Klamath Falls will attend.
Home Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kerrigan, Klamath Falls and
Ashland attended the Democratic
meeting in Eugene at which Adlai
Stevenson, 1953 Democratic candi
date for president spoke.
Coming Mr. and Mrs. Charles
S. Tilton, Arlington, Massachu
sets, will spend several days here
later this month while visiting
Crater Lake. They are visiting at
president in Ashland with Tilton's
father, Dr. F. C. Tilton and will
visit in Portland with his mother,
Mrs. Vida Hanson. The family
is well known here. Tilton is
associated with the Air Force Cam
bridge Research Center, Cam
bridge, Massuchusetts. At present
he is chief of the development
engineering section of the atmos
pheric devices laboratory.
Entered Dale West, Merrill ,
producer of Aberdeen-Angus cat
tie is among early entrants in the
livestock division of the Plumas
County Fair and Centennial Cele
bration, August 12-15. He will conv
pete with other exhibitors -for
$15,000 in prize money.
Improving Mrs. Leslie Brigg,
long-time erlden hsmK t of taal
long-time resident of Klamath
Falls is Improved today following
serious major surgery at Klamath
Valley Hospital Wednesday. She is
asscclated with Payless Drugs.
Improving Mrs. Annette Wil
chcr, 307 Division Street is recov
ering from an appendectomy ai
Klamath Valley Hospital on Mon
day. Visitors are allowed.
Home Shirley Johnston, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. John
ston, Keno Route is home recuper
ating from a recent appendectomy.
Instructor David Seed, Junior
at the university of California,
arrived Tuesday forenoon to in
struct diving classes at the local
municipal swimming pool.
HI at Alluras Howard Stick-
ney, coming from California to go
to Hart Mountain with the Order
of the Antelope Thursday with
Ernest Q. Hedlund, was bringing
with him Hedlund s sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam A. Scott, all of them of Man
hattan Beaoh. Between Reno and
Alturas Tuesday morning, Scott
suffered a slight stroke and was
hospitalied at Alturas.
At Coast Mrs. A. D. Addison
and daughter, Mary Margaret
and Mrs. Dick smith and daugh
ter, Dorothea Geary, are expected
home this evening after spending
a tew days at Harnor, Oregon.
Flight B of the 9417th Air
Reserve Squadron will meet to
night at 8 p.m. at the Klamath
County Fairgrounds exhibit build
ing. All members and those in
terested in joining or re-Jolnlng
the U.S. Air Force Reserve are
urged to attend.
Bookmobile schedule for Fri
days during July is: Chelsea Ad
dition (Slagles's Res.), 9-9:30 a.m.;
Pelican School, 9:40-10; Wocus,
10:15-10:45: Shady Pine, 11-11:10;
Modoc Point, 11:40-12:15; William
son River Store, 1:25-1:30 p.m.:
Klamath Agency, l:45-2-:15; Fort
Klamath, 2:30-3; Wilson's Cot
tages, 3:15-3:30; Crater Lake Ran
ger Station, 4-5 p.m.
Baby Girl A daughter, Dale
Denise, was born June 25 at Van
couver, Washington, to Jean and
Dale McMullen. The baby's mo
ther, the former Jean Dearborn,
was with the Red Cross here for
several years. Dale is a Washing
ton state senator. Their address
Is 6818 East Middle Way, Van
couver. Poe Valley The Poe Valley
Home Ec will meet at the home
of Marjorie Witting, Tuesday, July
20, at 2 p.m. All members are
urged to attend.
Swim Teams for boys and
girls are being organied under
the direction of Dick Valancour at
the municipal swimming pool, ac
cording to Ella Redkey, manager.
All who are Interested are asked
to report at noon to the pool.
Enroute Mr., and Mrs. Walter
Kerrigan of Ashland stopped In
Klamath Falls Tuesday on their
way to Klamath Agency. They had
been in Eugene to hear Adlai
Stevenson and attend the Demo
cratic rally.
Korea Army Sgt. Franklin D.
Nunley, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nunley, Route 1, Anderson,
has recently been graduated from
the 2nd Infantry Division Non
commissioned Officer Academy in
Korea,
Vacation Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
McDonald, 126 High, left for a
few days in Portland on the start
of a two-weeks vacation. "Mac"
is display advertising manager of
the Herald and News.
Deadline for applications for
certification of potato, grain, grass
and legume seed crops to be filed
at Klamath County Agent's office
is July 20.
Guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hamilton of Marvin's have had
as recent house guests Mrs.
Charles Wllkins and her daughter-
in-law, Mrs. Harvey O Mealey.
Oklahoma City. The women were
joined in Los Angeles by their
husbands and left for Hawaii to
vacation. The O'Mealeys own a
chain of cafeterias in Oklahoma.
Leaving Mr. and Mrs. Lester
S. Stebbins and daughter Tamara
left by United Airlines this morn
ing for Portland and Yakima. At
Yakima thev will visit Mrs. Steb
bins' parents, Dr. and Mrs. Or
lando J. Johnson, former residents
of Klamath Falls. They will fly
to New York, Baltimore, Wash
ington D.C., Cuba, Jamaica and
other resort points before return
ing to their home in Caracas.
Venezuela. Stebbins Is vice pres
ident of the Chicle Adams Com
pany in South America.
Meeting The Women's Guild of
Zlon Luthern Church will meet
Thursday, July lb at the home
of Mrs. M. F. Eberleln, Summers
Lane. This will be the annual birth
day party. Time will be 1:30 p.m.
All members and friends are in
vited to be there.
Business Ross R. Johnston, for
15 years manager of the tire de
partment at the Balsiger Motor
Company and for the past two
years, with the Monarch Tire
Service here has opened his own
new business in Ashland, in part
nership with R. L. Crosby. The
shop is known as the C & J Tire
Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston
have purchased a home in Ash
land at 73 Granite Street. They
have two children, Nancy Ann, 11,
and Ross Jr., nine.
Visitors Recent visitors to
Weed were Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
Gaynor and Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Altar and son Martin, Jon Altar
return home with his parents.
Dance There will be a com
munity benefit dance at the Fort
Rock grange hall Saturday, July
Away Mrs. Joe Cox of Mar
vin's, has spent several days at
Brookings with Mrs. Eva Lee
Long, former resident of Klamath
Falls who has been ill. Mrs. Long
operates a dress shop in Brookings.
v... Crt-lr-o A forest service
radio has been installed at the
Summer Lake Lodge. Anyone
..kin- tn mil Ihrmiffh n mfrrfm.
cy call may do so by calling the
lodge.
New Daughter Mr. and' Mrs.
Lynn Huebner, Marysville, aro
parents of a baby daughter, born
June 20 in Marysville. This Is
their first child. Maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. E, R.
Nelson, Summers Lka.e. ...
Til Mrs Tjnna Onmns. former
resident of Klamath Falls, tiow
livinir at inoft M dth Ktrept. Rnn
Jose, California, Is ill and sends
word she is unable to write her
many friends here but would line
messages from them.
No Plav There will be no golf
matches for women at Reames Golf
and Country Club Friday. Men of
the senior caravan will play all
day.
Party Ladies of Zion Lutheran
Women's Guild will hold the an
nual Guild birthday parly at the
home of Mrs.' Frank Eberllne, 2959
Summers Lane, Thursday, July
15, 1:30 p.m. Friends and mem
bers are cordially invited.
Here Miss Edilh A. Porter, Los
Angeles spent Monday in Klamath
Falls.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Haines, Phoenix, Arizona, former
residents ' of Klamath Falls are
visiting friends and relatives here.
They are houseguests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. w. Litzenoerger 3UU5 An
derson Street. Haines was at one
time wire editor for the Herald
and News.
Working The Valley Pump nnd
Equipment Company, Klamath
Falls spent last week testing wells
in the Fort Rock area.
Visiting Mrs. George R. Barn-
hart, Eugene, pioneer business
woman of Klamath Falls is spend
ing two weeks here as the house
guest of Mrs. Phil Schroeder, Pa
cific Terrace and Mrs. Henry
Perkins, also of Pacific Terrace.
Mrs. Barnhart owned and oper
ated a dress shop here between
1919 and 1932 when she left for
Eugene where she also owned a
New 20-30
Officers
Installed
New officers of the Klamath
Falls and 1 Tulelake 20-30 Clubs
were Installed at a dinner meeting
Saturday, July 10, at Jen-Ed's.
Bernie Griffin, outgoing Klam
ath Falls president, presided over
the business meeting and installa
tion ceremony.
Tulelake club officers installed
arei Chet Stonecypher,- president;
Harry Santos and DeRoy Simpson,
vice presidents; Don Phillips,
Don Babbitt, Clint Smith, - Bill
Powell and Chick Wakefield, board
of directors.
Bill Ernst, sergeant at arms; Jim
Jeskey, secretary; Roy Chapman,
treasurer. The two latter are
hold overs from the past s 1 x
months term.
Klamath Falls 20-30 Club officers
are Erik Carlson, president; Ter
ry Tennani and Lyle steers, vice
presidents; Wally Nordwall, Dave
Rote, Lou Gillespie, Mel Robin
son and Graydon Gw7n, board of
directors.
Ivan Ecclcs, sergeant at arms
Bob Clammer, song leader; Dave
kodd, secretary; Bill uoiner,
treasurer (a hold over).
The new officers will serve from
July 1 through December 31.
Attending the meeting from
Tulelake were Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Stonecycpher, Elmer L. Waits Jr.,
Harry Santos, Mr. and Mrs. Le
land Plerson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Oresh
am, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ernst,
From the Klamath Falls club
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specialty frock business. The late
Mr. Barnhart, who was with the
U.S. bureau ot reclamation as
sisted here for some years. Her
business was first in a small shop
near the Pine Tree treater, later
in me Mcuanny Dunning,
In Town Mrs. Tom Newton,
Tulelake was a Klamath Falls vis
itor Tuesday.
were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Eccles,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clammer, Gray
don Gwyn, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Steers. Mr. and Mrs. Erik Carl
son, Mr. arid Mrs. Art Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Nordwall,
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tennant, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Maurmann, Mr. and
Mrs. Brenle Griffin, Mr, and Mrs.
Dave Robb, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Hosley, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stan
ley.
Following dinner, the group was
invited to go square dancing at
the Poe Valley Grange Ball by
the Stanleys, guest callers for the
evening.
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